Why is it difficult for the heat exchanger expansion ring to expand and contract when it is too thick and under high pressure?

2021-10-28View Original

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I’m seeking advice from experts: why is it difficult for the heat exchanger expansion ring to expand and contract when it’s too thick and under high pressure?

Reply #22021-10-29

It would be best to send a video; it’s more intuitive to go by visuals for reference.

Reply #32021-10-29

Well, this is not easy to understand. Have you seen a spring? Surely, the thicker the spring wire, the harder it is to press it down

Reply #42021-11-02

Then why is it difficult to compress when under excessive pressure?

Reply #52021-11-03

This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2021-11-3 09:07. The greater the pressure, the greater the force on the blind plate; also, the higher the pressure, the thicker the material becomes

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